A horizontal colour linen comic postcard, number 132, captioned \'They Told Me To Take Care Of The Big Tub In The Kitchen!\'. A grinning plumber sits on a kitchen chair with a large blonde woman in a red polka-dot dress perched on his lap, her arm around his shoulders, while his \'Plumber\' tool bag lies spilled on the floor with wrenches and a pipe wrench, a blowtorch stands nearby, and the forgotten kitchen sink at right overflows onto the floor. A green cupboard stands at left.The back is a divided linen \'Post Card\' layout with \'This Space For Writing Messages\' at upper left, a central dividing line, a \'Place One Cent Stamp Here - Made in U.S.A.\' box and the number 67892 at lower left. It is blank.Period: circa 1940-1945.Publisher / series: unidentified American comic publisher, No. 132 (67892)Postally used: No, unused and unaddressedCondition: Light toning with scattered small foxing spots on the back, minor edge wear and slightly softened corners; no creases, tears or holes visible.Reference : 20261011-6-11909-87/100
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